Why would you move back to the UK?
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Why would anyone want to move back to the UK?
Apart from missing family and friends............?????
Apart from missing family and friends............?????

#2

Look further down the page.... there is a thread of 2000+ posts entitled "5 reasons why you want to move back to the UK"
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=366320
Read the first 10 pages or so - it's quite sensible to that point and should answer you question.
Are you thinking of moving back to the UK or are you just another one here to tell us a) what a crap hole it is and b) we're stoopid?
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=366320
Read the first 10 pages or so - it's quite sensible to that point and should answer you question.
Are you thinking of moving back to the UK or are you just another one here to tell us a) what a crap hole it is and b) we're stoopid?


#3

No, not moving back to the UK.
We are having a fab time here and allways lookig for new adventures and improving our lifestyle.
I find it quite stange that people move to the other side of the world only to find it different to what they had in the UK?????
Anyway, each to there own.
I dont get on here much these days as now but occasionally pop on to see what everyone is up to
We are having a fab time here and allways lookig for new adventures and improving our lifestyle.
I find it quite stange that people move to the other side of the world only to find it different to what they had in the UK?????

Anyway, each to there own.
I dont get on here much these days as now but occasionally pop on to see what everyone is up to
Originally Posted by HiddenPaw
Look further down the page.... there is a thread of 2000+ posts entitled "5 reasons why you want to move back to the UK"
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=366320
Read the first 10 pages or so - it's quite sensible to that point and should answer you question.
Are you thinking of moving back to the UK or are you just another one here to tell us a) what a crap hole it is and b) we're stoopid?
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=366320
Read the first 10 pages or so - it's quite sensible to that point and should answer you question.
Are you thinking of moving back to the UK or are you just another one here to tell us a) what a crap hole it is and b) we're stoopid?


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Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
No, not moving back to the UK.
We are having a fab time here and allways lookig for new adventures and improving our lifestyle.
I find it quite stange that people move to the other side of the world only to find it different to what they had in the UK?????
Anyway, each to there own.
I dont get on here much these days as now but occasionally pop on to see what everyone is up to
We are having a fab time here and allways lookig for new adventures and improving our lifestyle.
I find it quite stange that people move to the other side of the world only to find it different to what they had in the UK?????

Anyway, each to there own.
I dont get on here much these days as now but occasionally pop on to see what everyone is up to


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Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
Why would anyone want to move back to the UK?
Apart from missing family and friends............?????
Apart from missing family and friends............?????
To get a better life than I had in Oz. Find that hard to believe well with a baby for the last 18mths in Oz I was lonely at home with a newborn. Here in the UK I have my life back I have babysitters in abundance and I get to have some me time. I have got my confidence back and never felt better.
OK the weather is grime right now and the house is smaller but I can put up with that if it means I get to go out and have a laugh with my mates every now and again. As for the house well at least it is warm and cosy unlike the house we had there. I dont have to wrap myself in a blanket on the sofa to watch TV here in the UK.
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Theres no such thing as bad weather...only the wrong clothes.

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coz it's home, plain and simple as that


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Why would someone post a thread asking for why people are moving back who has no intention whatsoever in making that decision or even considering it and is having a 'fab' time ? Just to feel self congratulatory and smug ?

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Because its not full of Australians?

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Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Theres no such thing as bad weather...only the wrong clothes.

(born and raised in a very sunny climate)

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Originally Posted by Tangram
Why would someone post a thread asking for why people are moving back who has no intention whatsoever in making that decision or even considering it and is having a 'fab' time ? Just to feel self congratulatory and smug ?

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Originally Posted by snowbunny
True, but it's hard to replace the sun. I will need a portable sun lamp hat to wear if I live in Northern Europe. 
(born and raised in a very sunny climate)

(born and raised in a very sunny climate)

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Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Spain is only a short flight away

I wish many days of cloud on end didn't depress me, but they do. As to the rest of it, though, I'm mostly an indoors person so makes no difference.... unless of course I have to use public transport.



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Originally Posted by snowbunny
Yes, I've reminded myself of Spain, and the south of France and Italy and Greece. 
I wish many days of cloud on end didn't depress me, but they do. As to the rest of it, though, I'm mostly an indoors person so makes no difference.... unless of course I have to use public transport.


I wish many days of cloud on end didn't depress me, but they do. As to the rest of it, though, I'm mostly an indoors person so makes no difference.... unless of course I have to use public transport.



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Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
And those long, warm summers days not getting dark till 10.30-11pm are worth it I think.
(sigh)
Well, I'm looking forward to the autumn/winter/spring here!

